Hotel Pomme De Pin, Courchevel 1850

France

Hotel Pomme De Pin

France

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Hotel
Bed and Breakfast
Excellent level of service
Panoramic hotel bar and restaurant
A la carte gourmet restaurant ‘Le Bateau Ivre’
Slopeside terrace

Overview

A high quality slopeside hotel in an elevated position, enjoying panoramic views

Description

A high quality slopeside hotel in an elevated position, enjoying panoramic views over Courchevel 1850 and the valley, whilst only 400m from the resort centre, ski school and lifts. Offering direct access to the Loze slope, and with an excellent level of service from the hotel owner and her team, your stay here is bound to be a special one. The hotel is strikingly designed and built up the side of the mountain, with the panoramic hotel bar and restaurant on the fifth floor along with a slopeside terrace. Perched on the floor above is the independent ‘Le Bateau Ivre’ gourmet restaurant run by Michelin-starred chef Jean-Pierre Jacob.

Facilities:

Spa centre with hot tub, sauna and steam room

Lounge, Bar and Restaurant

Fitness area

Wi-Fi and internet access in the reception area

Massage services

Meals: Extensive buffet breakfast. Half board, taken in the hotel restaurant is available at a supplement. Alternatively sample the gastronomic ‘Bateau Ivre’ restaurant (book and pay locally).

Rooms ( 2-3 people ): Twin or double rooms with ensuite bath, shower and wc. Rooms on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors with more extensive views are available at a supplement, (some on request). All rooms have hairdryer, cable TV, telephone and safe.

Board Basis: Bed and Breakfast, Half Board option available at a supplement. Christmas meal included. New Year gala optional (supplement payable locally)..

Facilities

Hot Tub

Sauna

About Courchevel 1850

Courchevel sits within the 600km Three Valleys, the world’s largest linked ski area, offering some of the region’s best skiing with long beginner-friendly greens and blues alongside varied terrain for more experienced skiers. With many north-facing slopes, it also benefits from excellent snow conditions throughout the season.

The resort is made up of four linked villages – Le Praz, Courchevel Village, Courchevel Moriond and the exclusive Courchevel 1850 – each with its own character but sharing a standout food scene, including several Michelin-starred restaurants.

Off the slopes, Aquamotion provides a major hub for relaxation and family fun, featuring pools, slides, a surf simulator and extensive spa facilities, while activities such as ice climbing and paragliding add extra adventure.

Resort Attributes

Alpine Charm

Beginner Friendly

Choice of Restaurants

Easy Slope Access

Extensive Shopping

Family Friendly

Good Beginners

Good For Non-Skiers

Good For Snowboarding

Great Off-Piste

Great for Mixed Abilities